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Hi!is 20 g gelatin not too much? I have used about 10 g bronze gelatin for 1 L liquid with good results.thanks
20g of silver leaf gelatin was the quantity used for our recipe, but you can use less to get a different textured foam.
I find that the mixture solidifies in the siphon if chilled too far. Also collapses if not chilled enough. Is there any way to keep it ready to serve for a 6 hour service ?
Can this be made with a carageenan, lecithin, or xanthan gum instead of gelatin? I have all of these ingredients except gelatin.
I wonder how this would work for a white russian, or if the kahlua could be incorporated. Hmmm
Something doesn't seem right here. With the exception of replacing glucose with honey, I followed this recipe to a T. The mixture solidified in the siphon after chilling. It seems like far too much gelatin is called for. Should it weigh 20g after blooming in ice water? I'd love to hear other folks expecience with this milk foam...
I made this milk foam three times recently following the recipe. First time I made it perfectly, but second one was not successful at all. It seemed too much gelatine left in my siphon. Then I used only 10gm of gelatine for it and while the mixture is being chilled with siphon, I shaked it well every 5mins.
The result was that the form seemed right, but I think that it was needed the amount of gelatine used for on the original recipe
Same problem as Chris Wright, milk solidified in the siphon after chilling. Are we cooling it to much before mixing into egg whites possibly?
How about using banana puree to make foams?
can i use powdered gelatin for this? If so, how much do you recommend?
Can this be made into a hot foam? I'd like to try an espresso version of this
Not for this one, the eggs will cook. But if you try out the skinny whip 2.0 that will work hot.
Can you substitute the cow milk for vegan milk like pistachio ?
